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Jun 16, 2015
Received two missed calls in same day, no message was left. Blocked my caller ID & called back to find out who it is. There was an automated message saying it's a recorded line and thank you for calling "Nationwide Credit Services."
Found this article on their illegal practices: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/10/29/nation ... ng-false-claims
"According to the complaint, James R. Dooley and his company, Nationwide Credit Services, Inc., lied to consumers, claiming bankruptcies, judgments, slow pay history, repossessions, and collection accounts could be "legally erased" from their credit reports.
The defendants charged customers up to $150 in advance and debited a monthly fee from some of their bank accounts. The defendants rarely, if ever, delivered the promised results, and in many instances took consumers' money without providing any services. Consumers often found their cancellation requests ignored, and refund requests were almost always denied, the FTC said."
I would recommend blocking this number from making future calls to you.
Found this article on their illegal practices: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/10/29/nation ... ng-false-claims
"According to the complaint, James R. Dooley and his company, Nationwide Credit Services, Inc., lied to consumers, claiming bankruptcies, judgments, slow pay history, repossessions, and collection accounts could be "legally erased" from their credit reports.
The defendants charged customers up to $150 in advance and debited a monthly fee from some of their bank accounts. The defendants rarely, if ever, delivered the promised results, and in many instances took consumers' money without providing any services. Consumers often found their cancellation requests ignored, and refund requests were almost always denied, the FTC said."
I would recommend blocking this number from making future calls to you.